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Sich befreien
Artistic Liberation in Bronze
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The sculpture 'Sich befreien', created by Charlotte Sommer-Landgraf in 1987, commemorates the power of self-liberation in Dresden. This artwork, installed in the same year, captivates visitors with its symbolic representation.
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Artist Charlotte Sommer-Landgraf created the sculpture in 1987.
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- Founded
- 1987
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Guided Story
Right here, you are facing the sculpture 'Sich befreien', crafted by Charlotte Sommer-Landgraf in 1987. This powerful piece is a tribute to the strength of self-liberation. Look around and you might notice the Palaisgarten, just 78 meters to the southeast. The sculpture’s symbolic representation draws your attention and invites reflection on the journey to personal freedom. In this urban setting, the nearby Japanese Palais to the east offers an intriguing contrast of art and architecture. You might feel a breeze from the Marienbrücke to the west as you ponder the message of this artwork.
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Location
Nearby

Palaisgarten
78 m away

Japanese Palace
179 m away

Museum für Völkerkunde Dresden
176 m away

Marienbrücke
244 m away

Palaisplatz
257 m away

Milchpavillon
231 m away

Internationales Congress Center Dresden
318 m away

Heinrichhöfe
378 m away